Five former members of Lehigh men’s lacrosse team have made a Major League Lacrosse opening day roster. This is a school record, according to Lehigh Sports.
Ty Souders, 2014 graduate, makes a grab for the ball in the lacrosse game against Villanova University on February 16, 2014. Souders made the opening day roster for the Ohio Machine, a Major League Lacrosse team. (Conner Welty/B&W photo)
The five players are 2012 graduates Cameron and Roman Lao-Gosney, 2013 graduates Noah Molar and Mike Noone, and 2014 graduate Ty Souders. The Lao-Gosney brothers will both be playing for the Florida Launch, Noone and Souders will play for the Ohio Machine, and Molnar will play for the Denver Outlaws.
While at Lehigh, Cameron Lao-Gosney scored 77 goals and 34 assists, Roman Lao-Gosney scored 47 goals and 22 assists and Molar scored nine goals and five assists. At defense, Noone had 104 ground balls and 71 caused turnovers and Souders had 139 ground balls and 56 caused turnovers.
All five of these players were at Lehigh for at least one Patriot League Championship. Noone and Souders were also on MLL rosters in the past, but have not yet played in a game.
Three current seniors at Lehigh were also selected back in January in the 2015 MLL Draft. Attackman Dan Taylor was selected by the Outlaws and goalie Matt Poillon and defenseman Lukas Mikelinich were selected by the New York Lizards.
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